Daiso is one of the world's largest manufacturers of spherical chromatographic-grade silica gel.
Company Description
Daiso is one of the world's largest manufacturers of spherical chromatographic-grade silica gel. The company's high-resolution chromatography products carrying the DAISOGEL brand name are designed for a broad range of applications. Many of the series of products are available in a range of particle and pore sizes and are offered in both analytical and preparative grades. The DAISOGEL products offer selectivities to achieve the separation of the many classes of chemicals encountered by the chromatographer engaged in research, industrial, or pharmaceutical analysis.
Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported
Markets Served
With the U.S. focus on the demanding pharmaceutical market, Daiso's media must deliver consistent performance from analytical through prep to process in the development and commercialization of drug substances. For this purpose, a new Bio series media was introduced in 2006 to specifically address peptide and protein purification.
Major Products/Services
Facilities
Daiso is now a global business; it has 13 locations in Japan and 4 overseas in the U.S., Europe, and China. International sales are a fast-growing segment of Daiso's business. A new, high-rise building was opened in Osaka in 2006 to provide a larger head office for the growing business.
Daiso Co. Ltd.
1-12-18, Awaza, Nishi-ku, Osaka 550-0011, Japan
Daiso Fine Chem USA, Inc.,
275 Saratoga Avenue, Suite 102, Santa Clara, CA 95050
Daiso Fine Chem GmbH
Immermannstrasse 13, 40210, Duesseldorf, Germany
TELEPHONE
(408) 855-8789
Germany: +49-211-83025168
FAX
(408) 855-8784
Germany: +49-211-83025213
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
Worldwide: 745
YEAR FOUNDED
1915
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